Palm Jumeirah AED 3,559/sqftDubai Maritime City AED 3,152/sqftDowntown Dubai AED 2,884/sqftDubai Islands AED 2,774/sqftDubai Creek Harbour AED 2,563/sqftBusiness Bay AED 2,500/sqftDubai Marina AED 2,478/sqftDubai Hills Estate AED 2,459/sqftJumeirah Lakes Towers AED 2,321/sqftMohammed Bin Rashid City AED 2,098/sqftAl Jaddaf AED 2,051/sqftJumeirah Village Triangle AED 1,658/sqftDubai South AED 1,652/sqftArjan AED 1,584/sqftJumeirah Village Circle AED 1,487/sqftDubai Sports City AED 1,328/sqftALL DLD SALES · OFF-PLAN + EXISTINGPalm Jumeirah AED 3,559/sqftDubai Maritime City AED 3,152/sqftDowntown Dubai AED 2,884/sqftDubai Islands AED 2,774/sqftDubai Creek Harbour AED 2,563/sqftBusiness Bay AED 2,500/sqftDubai Marina AED 2,478/sqftDubai Hills Estate AED 2,459/sqftJumeirah Lakes Towers AED 2,321/sqftMohammed Bin Rashid City AED 2,098/sqftAl Jaddaf AED 2,051/sqftJumeirah Village Triangle AED 1,658/sqftDubai South AED 1,652/sqftArjan AED 1,584/sqftJumeirah Village Circle AED 1,487/sqftDubai Sports City AED 1,328/sqftALL DLD SALES · OFF-PLAN + EXISTING
DLD · MEDIAN 12M TO OCT 2026

Commercial

Commercial Buildings in Dubai 

This is a building-by-building directory of Dubai's commercial office stock, written for the people who actually transact on it — investors weighing an asset and occupiers weighing a move. Every tower is profiled to the same structure, so you can compare like for like instead of wading through brochures and listings. Start with a submarket, or search for a building by name.

The Directory

A BUILDING-BY-BUILDING GUIDE TO DUBAI'S OFFICE MARKET

Dubai's office market is not one market. It is a set of distinct submarkets — Business Bay, DIFC, Sheikh Zayed Road, Jumeirah Lake Towers and a dozen more — each with its own grade of stock, ownership pattern, tenant base and price point. A Grade A floor in the DIFC and a freehold office unit in JLT are different products, bought by different people for different reasons, and treating them as interchangeable is how investors and occupiers get caught out.

This directory is built around that reality. Rather than describing areas in the abstract, it profiles the individual buildings that make up each submarket, so you can see exactly what stock exists, how it differs, and where a given building sits relative to its neighbours.

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All 193 building profiles, A to Z

Search by building name or submarket, filter to one of 31 submarkets, or jump straight to a letter.

Tamani Arts Offices — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

Tamani Arts Offices

Type
Office
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Tameem House — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Al Barsha Heights (TECOM)

Tameem House

Type
Office
Developer
Verve Developments LLC
Floors
30
Completed
2011
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The Apricot — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Dubai Silicon Oasis

The Apricot

Developer
Maximus International FZC
Floors
15
Completed
2011
Ownership
Freehold
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The Bay Gate — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

The Bay Gate

Type
Office
Ownership
Freehold
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The Binary Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

The Binary Tower

Type
Office
Ownership
Freehold
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The Citadel Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

The Citadel Tower

Type
Office
Developer
Deyaar Development PJSC
Floors
48
Completed
2010
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The Dome — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT)

The Dome

Type
Office
Completed
2010
Ownership
Freehold
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The Exchange — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

The Exchange

Type
Office
Ownership
Freehold
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The Exchange DIFC — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

DIFC

The Exchange DIFC

Developer
DIFC Authority
Floors
8
Completed
2018
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The Gate DIFC — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

DIFC

The Gate DIFC

Developer
DIFC Authority
Floors
15
Completed
2004
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The LX by Mulk — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Arjan

The LX by Mulk

Developer
Mulk Holdings

1 unit listed

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The Metropolis Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

The Metropolis Tower

Type
Office
Ownership
Freehold
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The Offices 1 — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

One Central

The Offices 1

Type
Office
Developer
Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) Authority
Completed
2021
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The Offices 2 — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

One Central

The Offices 2

Type
Office
Developer
Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) Authority
Completed
2021
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The Offices 3 — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

One Central

The Offices 3

Type
Office
Developer
Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) Authority
Completed
2021
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The Offices 4 — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

One Central

The Offices 4

Type
Office
Developer
Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) Authority
Completed
2021
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The Offices 5 — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

One Central

The Offices 5

Type
Office
Developer
Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) Authority
Completed
2021
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The One by Prestige One — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Al Barsha Heights (TECOM)

The One by Prestige One

Type
Office
Developer
Prestige One Luxury Real Estate
Floors
15
Ownership
Freehold

1 unit listed

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The One Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Al Barsha Heights (TECOM)

The One Tower

Floors
47
Completed
2014–2015
Ownership
Freehold
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The Opus — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

The Opus

Type
Mixed-use
Developer
Omniyat
Completed
2020
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The Prism Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Business Bay

The Prism Tower

Type
Office
Ownership
Freehold
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The Symphony — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Meydan Horizon

The Symphony

Type
Office
Developer
Imtiaz Developments

2 units listed

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The Winslow — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Meydan Horizon

The Winslow

Type
Office
Developer
IGO Developments
Ownership
Freehold

2 units listed

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The WOW Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

DLRC

The WOW Tower

Type
Office
Developer
Mr. Eight Development
Ownership
Freehold

1 unit listed

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Thuraya Telecommunications Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Al Barsha Heights (TECOM)

Thuraya Telecommunications Tower

Type
Office
Floors
20
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Tiffany Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT)

Tiffany Tower

Type
Office
Ownership
Freehold
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Tomorrow Commercial Tower — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

International City

Tomorrow Commercial Tower

Developer
Tomorrow World

2 units listed

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Trussardi Residences Phase II — Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate

Al Furjan

Trussardi Residences Phase II

Type
Mixed-use
Developer
Mira Developments
Floors
10

1 unit listed

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Inside each profile

WHAT EACH BUILDING PROFILE COVERS

I've done the legwork so you don't have to assemble a building's story from ten different listings. Every profile follows the same seven-part structure, so once you've read one, you can navigate any of them at a glance: an overview of the building's identity, completion and developer; its office stock and tenant profile; the rental market; the sales market; location and access; the risks and watchpoints worth knowing before you commit; and a strategic perspective on how the building fits a wider investment or occupational plan.

Each profile also carries a current photograph of the building, along with its area, completion status and ownership type — the essentials, in one place.

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Using the directory

HOW TO USE THIS DIRECTORY

Most people approach the market with a single question: which building should I take space in, or buy into? In practice, that's the wrong place to start. A more effective approach is to begin with what you're trying to achieve — a headquarters address, a low-cost back office, a yield-led investment, a strata unit to occupy and own — and then map that to the submarkets and buildings that fit. A cost-conscious occupier and an institution chasing a trophy asset should be looking at completely different parts of this directory.

Read the building profile for the narrative, then use the submarket groupings to compare buildings on a like-for-like basis. Over time, that builds a genuine feel for how Dubai's office stock is structured — and where the value actually sits.

Burj Khalifa facade detail at night
Building-level detail

WHY BUILDING-LEVEL DETAIL MATTERS

In a market that moves as quickly as Dubai's, the difference between a good decision and an expensive one is usually detail. Two towers on the same street can differ by a full grade, a wide rent spread, and a very different tenant covenant — and none of that shows up in a glossy area overview. For occupiers, building choice drives everything from fit-out cost to staff retention to how clients read your address.

For investors, it drives yield, liquidity, and the depth of the resale and leasing market you'll rely on at exit. Getting the building right is the part of the process that actually compounds. That's the gap this directory is built to close: not lifestyle copy, but the observable, building-level facts that determine how an office asset performs.

DLD · data to 23 Oct 2026
A laptop on a desk, open on Mitchell's Dubai Commercial Real Estate Index — the price-index chart and its segment and time-range controls on screen
Market Intelligence

Dubai's first independent commercial real-estate index

Median office and retail prices per square foot, sourced directly from Dubai Land Department transaction records, tracking monthly data back to 2009.

Residential buyers have had public price benchmarks for years. Commercial investors haven't, until now.

The Mitchell's Dubai Commercial Real Estate Index is a free, publicly accessible index built specifically for Dubai's office and retail markets, with three sub-indices, All Commercial, Office and Retail, so office-heavy and retail-heavy portfolios can each track the benchmark that actually applies to them. Every data point is unedited Dubai Land Department transaction data, normalised to a base value of 100 in 2022: transparent methodology, no black box.

Source
Dubai Land Department transaction data
Sub-indices
Office, Retail & All-Commercial
History
Monthly, back to January 2009
Access
Free & publicly accessible
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The Submarkets

HOW DUBAI'S COMMERCIAL SUBMARKETS DIFFER

Business Bay holds the largest pool of commercial stock in the city, with a wide range of grades and price points, predominantly freehold and strata, and direct Metro access. DIFC is the prime financial district and the top of the rental range, Grade A throughout and tightly held. Sheikh Zayed Road is the original corporate spine — landmark towers with arterial visibility and established Grade A and B stock. Jumeirah Lake Towers offers competitively priced free-zone space, largely strata-owned, favoured for yield over prestige. Downtown Dubai adds limited but high-specification floors in a premium address. Beyond the core, Al Barsha Heights, One Central, Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City and Dubai Silicon Oasis each serve a defined occupier type, while Deira and Bur Dubai hold Dubai's older, value-priced commercial core. A growing share of future supply is also emerging in master-planned districts such as Meydan Horizon, JVT and Motor City; those buildings are off-plan, and their specifications are subject to completion.

Client consultation over Dubai waterfront
Your next step

MAKE AN INFORMED PROPERTY DECISION

I'm a firm believer that good property decisions start with good information — and that's what this directory is for. Use it to compare buildings, sense-check what an agent has told you, and get a real feel for how each submarket behaves before you commit to a lease or an acquisition. But office requirements and investment strategies are never one-size-fits-all. If you'd like a view tailored to your objectives — whether that's a yield-led acquisition, a freehold purchase to occupy, or the right headquarters address — let's talk. With nearly two decades operating in the Dubai market, I work directly with investors and occupiers to match the right building to the right brief. Explore the directory below, and when you're ready to take the next step, reach out for a one-to-one consultation.

Working through a commercial property valuation with a calculator
Investor Tools

Commercial unit valuation

Estimate the indicative value of a Dubai commercial unit from its income — enter the asset type, location, rent and running costs, and see how net operating income and cap rates drive the number. The guide beside the calculator explains how commercial property is valued in Dubai, and where an automated estimate ends and a professional valuation begins.

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Occupying a commercial building in Dubai is a sequence of approvals: a fit-out permit from the right authority, a landlord NOC, Civil Defence sign-off, a DEWA connection and a registered lease. These are our own guides and articles on each of them.

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